Relearning functional and symmetric walking after stroke using a wearable device: a feasibility study

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Seok Hun Kim
David E. Huizenga
Ismet Handzic
Rebecca Edgeworth Ditwiler
Matthew Lazinski
Tyagi Ramakrishnan
Andrea Bozeman
David Z. Rose
Kyle B. Reed
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[1] University of South Florida,
[2] School of Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Sciences,undefined
[3] Moterum Technologies Inc.,undefined
[4] Northern New Mexico College,undefined
[5] University of South Florida Department of Neurology,undefined
[6] University of South Florida,undefined
[7] Department of Mechanical Engineering,undefined
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Journal of NeuroEngineering and Rehabilitation | / 16卷
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Stroke; Rehabilitation; Asymmetry; Hemiparetic gait;
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